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So you are her gfs daughter?About 25 years ago as kids we used to go and collect money from the gadgie who owned it/ worked there every friday.
He had paid a lesbian to marry her to get into the country and her gfs daughter would go collect the payment
Aye I think it was only a quidWe did too all the way from first year to fifth year comp. I’m sure it was only a quid. The queue was massive of a lunchtime and they’d have boxes stacked on the counter ready to serve.
The Elms is like Knightsbridge compared to Argyle square.
Behind Azalea North.Is argyll square the one next to azelia terrace?
Is argyll square the one next to azelia terrace?
Ashbrooke is almost entirely amazing houses that are dropping to bits and inhabited by students and dossers, with the occasional posh person still gamely struggling on and refusing to leave.I was a regular in sixth form in 2000. I think it was an 8 inch pizza and chips for £1.50. Lifting like.
It's the junkie zone of Ashbrooke like. Not far from the Elms west which is absolutely grim.
I used to walk through it sometimes on the way to and from school. Often seemed the best option compared to some of the sites in azelia terraceaye next one up towards Stockton road. it was full of smack rats 20 years ago, god knows what its like now
Dont think it is mind, wasnt yesterday.it’s open - Echo with it’s finger on the pulse again
Your ma would do anything for a 10” and chips.About 25 years ago as kids we used to go and collect money from the gadgie who owned it/ worked there every friday.
He had paid a lesbian to marry her to get into the country and her gfs daughter would go collect the payment
Ashbrooke is almost entirely amazing houses that are dropping to bits and inhabited by students and dossers, with the occasional posh person still gamely struggling on and refusing to leave.
The Elms went downhill when I moved out in 2003
Imagine what you could do if you could pick up the whole area, drop it somewhere desirable and spend a few hundred million doing it up. You’d make your money back tenfold.Aye. Its a shame as there are some properties that could be lovely but not many people could afford to buy/maintain them.
I think it was 2003 when I visited, was like a scene from trainspotting. Lifting.
"There's a rat in ma pizza what am a gonna do..."
"There's a rat in ma pizza what am a gonna do..."
Fust one yay've seen in a while
Fanny rat in the kitchen, what am a gonna do.
Aye. Its a shame as there are some properties that could be lovely but not many people could afford to buy/maintain them.
I think it was 2003 when I visited, was like a scene from trainspotting. Lifting.